Who is the brilliant Cheng Jun of Xinghan?

He Zhaojun, the only daughter of Xiao Qi General He Yong, first got engaged to Lou Yao, regretted her marriage and married the son of Yong Wang Xiao Shizi. The Xiao family was destroyed long ago, and many brothers and sisters of He Zhaojun were killed, leaving only a four-year-old brother to raise them. Although General He Lao was negligent, he was full of loyalty and died for his country. His last wish must be fulfilled, so the emperor appointed him Zhaojun as Cheng Jun.

After witnessing Xiao Shizi's beheading, He Zhaojun married Lou Yao. He is dissatisfied, but for family responsibilities, he can only seek perfection. Finally, it was released together with the building, and the children who were not responsible for the two families became the ultimate responsibility of the family.

He Zhaojun's Growth

Last year, during Lantern Festival, Lou Yao was attracted by Cheng Shaoshang, and He Zhaojun got to know Xiao Shizi. Under Xiao Shizi's sweet words, He Zhaojun insisted on divorcing Lou Yao. Xiao Shizi is the son of Wang Yong. The father and son coveted the throne for many years, but the emperor had long been afraid, so he sent He Zhaojun's father, General He Lao, to be stationed outside Yongzhou to prevent Wang Yong and his son from defecting.

At General He's insistence, the father and son dared not move, but the appearance of He Zhaojun made them see hope, so the little lion staged a honey trap, pretended to meet He Xiaojun at the Lantern Festival, staged a heroic drama to save the United States, and successfully captured He Zhaojun's heart.

At this point, Lou Yao had already reached an agreement with Cheng Shaoda, but in the face of national justice, they still put down their personal feelings. He Zhaojun saw Xiao Shizi, the love rat, who grew up in an instant after suffering from genocide.

Her temper improved and restrained. She obeyed her father's wishes and married Lou Yao as her wife. Her relationship with Cheng Shaoshang has also reached a settlement from the previous tit-for-tat, and there are more * * * voices emotionally, because they understand the difficulties and hardships of a woman.